How To Convert Video Into GIF - Tutorial
Ever wanted to make a picture from your favorite video/movie clip and turn it into an animated GIF? Well, here's a short tutorial for all of you -
Step 1: Convert your video into a set of image frames:
Head over to sourceforge and get this awesome tool: <a href="https://sourceforge.net/projects/mplayer-win32/files/FFmpeg/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">MPlayer for Win32/Win64 - Browse /FFmpeg at SourceForge.net</a>
(PS: You might need the 7Zip utility to extract the files)
Assuming that you extracted the contents to the C:/ of your computer, issue the following command in your DOS prompt (You can access it by typing CMD in your "start search" box in Windows)
If you wish to save a part of the clip, use following command -
Make sure that the extension of your image files is '.gif'.
Step 2: Download UnFreez (Freeware)
Unfreez is a free utility that picks up specified set of GIF images and combines them into a single GIF.
Download it from here: #-Link-Snipped-#
Drag and drop the gif images that you created in step 1 into the Unfreez window and set a proper frame delay time.
Done!
Enjoy your animated gif videos.
Via: Labnol
Step 1: Convert your video into a set of image frames:
Head over to sourceforge and get this awesome tool: <a href="https://sourceforge.net/projects/mplayer-win32/files/FFmpeg/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">MPlayer for Win32/Win64 - Browse /FFmpeg at SourceForge.net</a>
(PS: You might need the 7Zip utility to extract the files)
Assuming that you extracted the contents to the C:/ of your computer, issue the following command in your DOS prompt (You can access it by typing CMD in your "start search" box in Windows)
c:\ffmpeg\ffmpeg.exe -i mymovie.avi img-%03d.gifNote: Make sure that your movie file (mymovie.avi) is in the C:\ffmpeg\ folder. Otherwise replace the filename with complete path.
If you wish to save a part of the clip, use following command -
c:\ffmpeg\ffmpeg.exe -i mymovie.avi –ss 10 –t 5 img-%03d.gifIn above command, the video will be cut at 10 seconds after the video starts and will be cut for the duration of 5 seconds. That is you will cut the video between 10 and 15 seconds.
Make sure that the extension of your image files is '.gif'.
Step 2: Download UnFreez (Freeware)
Unfreez is a free utility that picks up specified set of GIF images and combines them into a single GIF.
Download it from here: #-Link-Snipped-#
Drag and drop the gif images that you created in step 1 into the Unfreez window and set a proper frame delay time.
Done!
Enjoy your animated gif videos.
Via: Labnol
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